heartwarming. especially with children. it is great to be here with you tonight! >> thank you! want to do it again tomorrow? >> let's do it! >> let's do it. >> major development at the fbi this weekend. fox news has confirmed that the bureau is reassigning the top lawyers. and they never to official is said to be -- this is the "fox report". >> the washington post reporting that the pdf you director is set to return a few months after he becomes fully eligible for pension benefits. they have honed in on him grilling him for hours behind closed doors just days ago about his involvement in high profile investigation into

donald trump and hillary clinton. the president said this. fbi deputy director andrew mccabe is racing the clock to retire with full benefits. 90 days to go. steve harrington is reporting from west palm beach could not from weather presidents' day. what is the reaction to mccabe? >> has been under sharp criticism for a variety of different issues and much of the past year. including biased because his wife accepted campaign contributions from clinton loyalists. today early in the president tweeted this. how can fbi deputy director, andrew mccabe, the man in charge, along with james comey of the funny hillary clinton investigation, concluded that 33,000 illegally deleted emails, be given $700,000 for the campaign by clinton puppets during investigation. mccabe was grilled for two days on capitol hill by lawmakers this week.

>> and the white house is also denying what he calls outrageous claims by the new york times, right? >> that is right. this was a harsh pushback by the press secretary sarah sanders. she called the outrageous lies by the new york times. she also said that the senior staff involved in the meeting also denied the claims. it comes from a june meeting in the oval office where the president was accusing the article of making disparaging comments about different immigrant groups. think article said the president said that they had aids and other nigerian immigrants he says they will never go back to their hearts went there back in the as per the new york times says that use anonymous sources that were at the meeting and were briefed on the oval office meeting. >> the white house also vanessa plan with antitank missiles for ukraine. this is mark a major escalation? >> it really does. on the ground it could be a

game changer. it certainly a big shift in us policy. providing only nonlethal aid to ukraine to legal aid.these antitank missiles are about $75 a missile. and with them, one soldier can take on a russian backed tank from a mile and and a half away. russia is protesting. they say this will lead to more bloodshed. but us officials say these are defensive weapons. that ukraine is only trying to defend its territorial integrity. back to you. >> thank you steve. the news is not slowing down at the white house. for more ideas hopes to achieve with this regarding ukraine, let's bring in a retired cia station chief that served five years in moscow and is currently vice president of policy work. thank you for joining us on this holiday weekend. it is busy out there. first, how significant of a switch is this? as far as our policy in ukraine and providing this weaponry,

this defense weaponry? >> let me start by making two points. first, this should not come as a surprise the russians. the trump administration has been talking about providing legal aid going back to july of this year. and you may recall the presence beach and poland in which he called on russia to seize the destabilizing activities and ukraine secondly, the antitank weapons are very important to russians. they're sending tanks to the separatists in the region and these weapons will definitely help the ukrainians pushback. an insert some attempt at least more effectively to have integrity in the region.>> after moscow's annexation of crimea in 2014, this has been a deadly conflict for most folks refer to this as a low-grade work. many have been killed.

he spent time in moscow could you are aware that russia had a very active propaganda machine. in this is his essay by the us taking this action it will only push the ukrainian forces towards work. what would you respond, essentially to that coming from the russians? >> it is typical of the russians to try and twist things like that. it is the russians who have been the ones mounting aggressive military campaigns against the ukrainians. it really goes back to april 2008. when nato announced the plans to issue a membership action plan to ukraine. that really cause questions raised concern. and then of course, the russians were supporting the process from the region and crimea. there will be significant bloodshed in ukraine. hostilities have increased over the last couple of weeks. but it is russia who is at fault. they're trying to impose a modern-day version of the doctrine were they really limit the sovereignty of the nations and the former soviet union.

>> and i have said very clear that they believe is russia has provided the truce and the tanks of course that they need this missiles corporate senior russian diplomats make the argument that arming the ukraine, the united states raises the danger in the presence of peaceful settlement and ukraine. where were we on the peaceful settlement process? >> wasn't going anywhere. one might make the argument that by providing these antitank weapons, we are showing the russians that we have some skin in the game. we are supporting a democratically elected government in ukraine. and there may be any hope for some sort of peace settlement maybe this will help drive it. but ultimately think the russian endgame for ukraine really is to support the separatist movement. perhaps even integrate them in some fashion into ukraine as 1/5 column to ensure that ukraine never joins nato, never join the european union. it is really an threat to their

security. >> this is unlikely to warm any of our relations with russia. and this is something that vladimir putin might have a broader strategy regarding. it is the opportunity of the us to push back against the broader aggressive strategy that russia is putting forward? >> i think we have a multipronged strategy with russia. we saw a week ago or so when the president had a very friendly conversation over the phone with president putin. there was some cooperation on counterterrorism. i think there is a little bit of albeit constrained, opportunities for us to work together with the russians encounter narcotics and counterterrorism while at the same time serving our own national security interest. in this case in the ukraine. it could also be opportunity on arms-control discussions. maybe something limited unlikely as well. it is a complex relationship. i think we have to understand the nuance and those who made too much of the presidents

polite conversation with vladimir putin should now take a look at this very forceful assertion of the national security policy. >> danielle, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> lawmakers in congress out of town for the holiday. but they left behind a lengthy to do list. one of the most pressing issues that will face when they return will be funding the federal government. a temporary spending bill is set to expire in january 19. ellison barber is joining us on this. what are the top priorities into the new year? >> they really have for better or worse a wealth of options. as he said, the federal budget is keeping the government open. it is going to be the big priority. a stopgap measure passed only keep the government funded until january 19. mostly at current levels. but at least one republican is optimistic that january 19 will not be as chaotic as things were this week. >> i think january 19 will look

a lot different than december 21 did. passing tax reform did not have a lot of options in the room. i do not think we were able to get the deal we wanted. hopefully not in the past tax reform that we can get on and have a good long-term solution and then daca will be part of the process. >> does it expect immigration to be a priority earlier in the year. infrastructure as well. >> we are working through some of the top priorities. i think you can expect welfare reform, infrastructure, immigration reform, all to be top of mind. something we will look at and talk about a lot. >> congress did not talk about disaster aid. and a program that some like rand paul are not very big fans of. >> you cannot reauthorize forever, a program because there would be no over second

intention is to spy on foreigners, am fine with that. but americans by the laser caught up in this database and we should restrict the government from looking at americans data. phone calls, emails, you name it. we should restrict the government from doing that without the permission of a judge. that is what the constitution says and i will fight that tooth and nail. >> democrats really want to see movement when it comes to immigration and the dreamers. they were not pleased when it was at the stopgap measure. jeff flake signature leader, mitch mcconnell, promised to hold a vote on daca legislation in january. >> there are a lot of competing ambitions down there. will they have good time to get it done? >> congress is starting the new year with a list which is not that uncommon for congress in general. and this congress left town for the holiday and really did not do much to lighten the load in january. in some ways, they took away

time. the government is funded until january 19 but the house is that the qucbec january 3. leadership decided to extend the break and now they will not return for work until january 8. they just shrunk the time that they had to work for themselves. >> we shall see what happens! a very short amount of time. thank you for keeping an eye on this! elected president and the possibility of working with democrats, things like infrastructure. can the president because i get democrats on board with his agenda? and has opened up a new working relationship with republican tax reform? we'll talk a little more about that a little bit later here on the "fox report". >> right on uproar over email is leading to major changes with the miss america organization. the ceo is stepping down and he is not the only one leaving. plus, a gunman goes on a shooting spree that targeted

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now the fbi is investigating the violence. as a possible act of terrorism. david lee miller has worked in the newsroom. what do you know about the shooter? >> the now deceased gunman, has been identified as a 51-year-old, ahmed el-mofti. authorities say up until now, kept a low profile. the local district attorney tells us that he was believed to be egyptian and that he returned from the middle east in october. he says that he quote - primary aspect of the investigation is learning and he had anything to terrorism, mental health issues are also being investigated. at this point, nothing is being ruled out. i started to say that the quick-acting cops saved lives. >> this could have been a really tragic incident with this individual. hiring many shots at police cars in downtown harrisburg. during rush hour traffic on friday afternoon. then coming up here in a residential neighborhood and

firing again, many shots. >> according to a published report, ahmed el-mofti his brother-in-law was shot by the shooting and that he said quote - that is not his behavior at home. >> can you take us through the timeline? >> this began a little after 4 o'clock friday afternoon. on a street between pennsylvania state capital building and the federal courthouse. ahmed el-mofti fired several rounds at an officers patrol car. about 20 minutes later he opened fire on a state trooper. a bullet grazed her head. ahmed el-mofti fired several more rounds, the wounded trooper still in her car flag and pursue.minutes later at one third location, ahmed el-mofti open fire on harrisburg police. that is where he was shot and killed. local residents heard a hail of bullets.>> it sounded like firecrackers at first. then i heard a barrage of shots. we got to the alley up there

and a cop was there. he had his long rifle out there. he said get back. and then the cop came down. he shoots the cops. you get what you get. >> the fbi is the lead agency in the investigation. they're asking anyone with information to call 215-481-4000 for go to tips.fbi.gov. there is some good news.the trooper that was grazed by a bullet, we are not told that has been released from the hospital. >> that is wonderful news this holiday weekend. another reminder of the risks they take press every day. thank you. lives and livelihood swept away in a moment. a storm slamming the philippines wiping out villages. now the recovery is just getting started. and the weather causing problems for some people. we will both to your christmas

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days before christmas. write a search and rescue efforts are underway as emergency responders continue to survey the damage. and dangerous winter weather at home. causing problems on the roads during the holiday rush numerous accidents reported. across the midwest and all the way up to new england. our meteorologist is in the weather center. a lot of people are waiting to hear this forecast! >> the storms were just talking about now running into the east coast stretching all the way from portions of georgia, running up the east coast. mostly just rain right now. still on the northern edge of this we have seen some went to remix. perhaps more snow on the way as we continue on. it could maybe cause problems with driving. as far as the flight delays, anything that you see in the yellow, orange is a moderate delay. red would be a total stop. we have not seen and it all taken good news for folks. this will push up the cost eventually and get out of the way. that happens overnight tonight. the next round of snow across the country currently will be running into the midwest tomorrow.

that is christmas eve. then on christmas day running into the mid atlantic. perhaps bringing snow to areas like new york city up towards boston. the upstate regions as well. snow is on the way likely for some of those areas. as well as that it will be absolutely frigid across the country. even if you are not seeing snow. these are today's forecasted highs. as warm as it gets. that shifts and settles in the next couple of days. for christmas eve and christmas day railing and 11 sponsor temperatures in the 30s . that's the 20s, teens and single digits in some of the very far northern regions of the country. besides this, what about snow? if you have any snowfall on the ground now it will perhaps late get some additional snow. along the great lakes region. then north into the east and of course we do want to remember everything happening with the thomas fire. the wind has really calmed down. that is the good news. not a concern for this to continue to spread but this is just north of the la region. and the humidity forecast, no

moisture moving in that region at all the next couple of days. it stays dry. no wind is good but still way to dry out there. >> we need that moisture. adam, thank you very much. some good news for us. a white christmas for some out there! and a christmas day terrorist attack, what one person had in their states. and the fbi director set to retire. what will that mean for republicans? and after a partyline vote, to pass tax reform, the president said he plans work with democrats to advance his agenda in 2018. what does he mean? does he mean it? and will democrats be receptive in a election year? "what headache?" nothing works faster to make pain a distant memory. advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis.

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it is the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, the washington post reported that the deputy fbi director andrew mccabe will retire in the coming months. once he becomes eligible for pension. this as fox news confirms the bureau has reassigned its top lawyer, general counsel. this into the trump campaign and the use of hillary clinton's emails raising questions of bias at america's top law enforcement agency. here to talk about with jamie weinstein.

most of the jamie weinstein show podcast and founding partner at j and w strategies. thank you for being here today. >> thank you for having me. >> it's kick off with what we learned about the general counsel of the fbi essentially being reassigned. the washington post reports this is essentially because christopher wants to assemble his own team but politico says documents show baker communicated with a reporter -- one of those that originally reporter of the trump dossier however, denies it was baker that was his source could essentially this comes down to another top official at the fbi, that this got shifted position. what you make of this? >> there is no question that any application of bias should be investigated and the general of the department of justice is looking into if bias occurred in the clinton email investigation or if it is

occurring right now in the investigation of president trump. but it is really unprecedented what we saw here. i cannot get an example of a president attacking and fbi member. so it was an amazing attack today on the fbi. but it is kind of the new normal in a way.were things that might be very big news in other administrations, do not quite grasp or rise to that level in his administration. >> the president did tweet earlier today, james baker reassigned according to foxnews. so he did mention it but the general counsel is essentially could be potentially in on every investigation. the big important investigations. how significant is it that he is being reassigned? >> well, we don't know! we do not open is actually mentioned originally that the

new fbi director is trying to put a new team around him for alternative, the political report that he was leaking stuff to a very well-known left-wing political magazine editor. of course as you mentioned, david denies that baker was his source. this is kind of a developing situation here. we do not know the extent of baker's, was he leaking at the time or was he not? and i think we will as investigations go on. the internal investigation within the doj and robert mueller his investigation into the president. i think we have several investigations going on at this point. but we have to let it play out and see where they go. >> mesolimbic the deputy director of the fbi is eligible for retirement early on later this year in march the washington post also reports he actually plans to do so. just a quick reminder he has had a very busy week. spent a lot of time on capitol hill behind closed doors before these congressional committees.

so, he has also been significantly at the center speculation as you mentioned. texts going back and forth between peter strunk and the woman he was having an affair with. and here we have another high-level individual. is this significant in another way? >> about coming to see mike donald trump wanting to leave. he is kind of happy mean he is leaving. it is significant. we do not know exactly what those texts will amount to in the end. with you know whether people just blowing off steam going back and forth was a scheme to try and help donald trump for hurt donald trump? we do not really know. they're looking into it. it should be noted that robert mueller is a republican, james comey was a republican. the head of the fbi now is a republican. so you know, there are people in the fbi that are democrats, that in and of itself, does not

prove any type of bad actions going on here. we have to let the investigation play their course. was robert mueller his investigation and the internal investigation within the doj about this. any one has done anything inappropriate should be punished whether his democrat or republican for high office or not. but it does seem like donald trump is trying to frame the debate here kind of against some people within the fbi. whether he has knowledge of wrongdoing by them or because his discharge of frame the investigation. the whole nature of the investigation right now. >> shifting gears, significantly, the republicans. the president has a big legislative victory before the holiday. he is also kind of set the tone for next year. and given some indication that he is willing to reach across the aisle. we have a little bit of the president in the oval office. take a listen. >> i think the fact that i become friends with someone at

the names i have just read off and so many of the senators, so many of the congressmen and women. i think that is a huge factor. i can call anybody now. class on infrastructure and that sort of thing, to think the president will be able to reach across the aisle now? the some of the things that republicans that they could accomplish together have gotten done? >> you're right about the president had a huge win this week with tax reform and his critics did not think that he can even get it done much less this year. he is writing is the new year on a being high. policy victories, not only in tax reform but in other areas. can he work with democrats? he has to be able to if you want to get things done in the new year. he was able to use reconciliation to get the tax reform through. meaning he only needed 51 votes. now for something like infrastructure he needs 60 votes because of the filibuster. so he needs democrats to help them out with if he is going to accomplish big policy goals like infrastructure in the new

year. will that work? i don't know. the partisan atmosphere in washington, no one wants to cooperate with each other. it would be big if donald trump can get the democrats on board for some of his goals but today, it seems like republicans are on one side and democrats on the other. and no one wants to cooperate. >> the senate majority leader talked about this as well talk about how it would be a bipartisan year ahead. he talked about the slim margin that they are working with as far as what they need to get things done. where is the common ground? >> infrastructure should be common ground. democrats want infrastructure. some republicans want infrastructure. perhaps some republicans who are deficit hawks are worried about it. they have to work with more democrats to get them on board if you are going to lose some of the republicans who do not want to add to the deck. so that is common ground. but in this political atmosphere, especially going into an election were democrats want to pick up, they have many

seats in the house and senate. there is sometimes incentive not to get things done. do not, to refuse to work with republicans or republicans refusing to work with democrats. good luck, donald trump is in a tough situation to get the democrats on board. he should be able to get them on board. >> midterms argument. thank you for joining us tonight. always great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> how receptive are democrats to working with the president in the new year? we should get answers on "fox news sunday". chris wallace has an exclusive interview with democratic senator of maryland. at 2 pm and 10 pm eastern right here on fox news channel. a former marine behind bars are accused of plotting a christmas day attack in california. everitt aaron jameson allegedly planned to strike san francisco's pier 39.a popular spot. the fbi spokeswoman says they were never in imminent danger

but everitt aaron jameson is now facing a terrorism charge. will carr is in los angeles. part of the fbi find out about this plot? >> they got a tip that the suspect was expressing support prices and terrorism and posting on social media.an undercover agent posing as a senior isis leader reached out to him. he went on to allegedly describe wanting to use explosives to funnel a large number of people into one place on pier 39 in san francisco so he can maximize his targets. the fbi filed a terror charge against everitt aaron jameson on friday.he is a former marine with a sharpshooter qualification and while the fbi knows that he denies all of the allegations, authorities say they found a note in his home insinuating that he wanted to carry out the plan when the president decided to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. he also allegedly asked the attic her agent to provide guns, ammunition and explosive

materials. his grandma said they had no idea. >> i believe it started with losing his children. that is why i believe it began. that is when he decided to convert. i hope that i am not related to somebody who would take innocent lives like that over a religion for something that they believe. i hope that he was just releasing whatever type of anger he had inside. >> if convicted, everitt aaron jameson faces up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. >> what is the administration saying there. >> the attorney general, has released a statement which in part says that the threat from radical islamic terrorism is real. and it is serious but the american people can be assured that the department of justice remains vigilant in protecting our homeland. according to the fbi, everitt aaron jameson wanted this assault to be as much one third recent assault in new york where a man crashed his truck into people in a bicycling.

and this all comes as isis is calling for attacks during the holidays. >> thank you. the trump administration, will they intervene in a man imprisoned overseas for marijuana possession. why his father says he is hopeful. and protesters dress as santa claus. the latest fallout with the un vote on jerusalem. and this christmas tree serving as a symbol of hope and a country that has just declared independence over isis.

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during holidays with the biggest christmas tree in iraq! it is nearly 100 feet tall and more than 30 feet wide. officials said they put it up to celebrate christmas and new year's as well as the countries declared victory over isis. in the middle east palestinian protesters just as santa claus fighting with israeli soldiers in bethlehem. tensions remain high after the president decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. connor powell has more. >> three weeks after the president controversial

decision on jerusalem, violent clashes and protests continue around the world. in the nearby palestinian city of bethlehem, israeli soldiers and palestinians battle yet again saturday. the demonstrations have been significant since the president announced jerusalem as israel's capital. the clashes distrusting what is normally a very festive holiday season and the birth city of jesus. palestinian presidents issuing a christmas message. calling on the international christian community to quote - listen to the indigenous christians from the holy land and reject the presidents recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. while the fallout thursday at united nations vote condemning the us announcement on jerusalem continues. us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, and writing the representatives of the nine

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allowing employees to use their skills to other sophisticated tasks. >> makes my job more easier. >> may be submitted recent study found that up to one third of the american workforce, as many as 54 million people, will have to switch occupations by 2030 to find work. thanks in large part to rapid advances being made in automation and robotic technology. martin ford is the author of rise of the robots. technology and the threat of a jobless future. >> is a huge number of jobs out there maybe half of jobs that are going to be susceptible to this. >> today 260,000 robots work in restaurants, hotels, factories and hospitals.performing tasks that are routine and predictable. but soon experts say they will achieve a level of dexterity and visual perception only humans have had in the past. >> we need to start thinking about what that means for the employment situation. for the economy and our society.

>> back at the amazon fulfillment center, hundreds of jobs are save for now is hundreds of people work alongside dozens of robots. but one day those numbers may flip. some jobs may disappear and others will be created. and no question, the rise of the robot will be a game changer. in san francisco, fox news. >> and this what will they think of next, a christmas tree in a pool along with a scuba diver santa. do you think this will work?♪ ♪ [music] ♪ [music] depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected.

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>> reporter: a hotel in taiwan is looking to hook customers up with an under water christmas tree. scuba divers can explore a sunken boat display. deputies with the gregg county sheriff's office handing out cash instead of tickets this week. the sheriff's department posting this video on its facebook page. it has more than 50,000 views so far. that's "the fox report." i'm molly line. thanks for watching. "watters world" is next.

[♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. remember all this? >> there is not going to be a president donald trump. it's not going to happen. >> a lot of people have no idea trump is head for an historic defeat. >> i just want to say, you are not going to be president. all right? jesse: the so-called political pros lost their credibility last year. so why do we listen to them this year. everything the establishment says about the president is